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... Books will be delivered during the Time of the next Affizes, at the George Inn, in Derby. At the Crown in Wirkfworth, on Tuefday, the 31ft Day of this Inftant— and At Mr. Shore's, the George in Tidefwell, on Wednefday the Ift Day of April next. A. L. MAYNARD ...
... and Effects of Mrs. SUSANNA DAWSON, late of Burton upon Trent in tlie County of Stafford, Widow, deceafed, are requefted to fend an Account of fuch, their refpee>ive Demands to the Rev. Mr. HEPWORTH, or Mr. NATHANIEL DAWSON in Burton upon Trent aforefaid ...
... required; A Neat, new-erefted DWELLING-HOUSE, fituate at Oakamoor within the Parifh of Cheadle, late in the Occupation of 'Mr. George Kendall, con- fifling of a Kitchen, two Parlours, an Office, Storeroom, Pantry, Brewhoufe, and Cellar ; fix Chambers, and ...
... affured that this Collection is . taellviortb tbeir Attention. K,.«.;/The FLOWERS to be viewed Gratis. Disbv, April ji, 1786. GEORGE HEDDERLEY, Bell-Founder, and Bell-Hanger, At the Old Bell-Foundery, in Parliament- Street, Nottingham. Where the Bell-Founding ...
... Longsdon, Ralph Wildgoose, Martin Furniss, Edward Unwin, Thomas Jackson, Mr. Benjamin Wyatt, Riginald Turner, Godfrey Grant and George Slinn, or their Under-Tenants. Particulars whereof may be had of Mr. HALL, Attorney at Law, in Castleton ; or Mr. JOHN DUTTON ...
... fend the fame to Mr. LAX, or Mr. GEORGE REYNOLDS. And all Perfons who ftood indebted to the faid John Reynolds at the Time of his Death, are defired to pay their refpedtivc Debts to* the fa.d Mr. Lax, or the faid Mr. George Reynolds. WILLIAM COCKAYNE, GROCER ...
... next after tbe Clofe of Eafter ; to wit, tbe twelfth Day of April, in tbe fourteenth Tear of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE theTbird, King of Great Britain, iSc. and in tbe Tear of our Lord, One Thoufand Seven Hundred and Seventy-four, before the ...
... Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may be had of them, and at the George ; Inn in Derby ; the White Lion at Nottingham, the Swan at Mansfield, the Falcon at Chefterfield, the George at Alfre- ton aforefaid, and of Mr. SPOTSWOOD, Attorney, in Fleet-Market ...
... Marfhall George . Bradborne Mower R >bert Wondfeats Potter James Ilkefton Radford Anthony Holbrook Simmon -s Chriftnpher Lullington Shaw Rev. Stebbing Hartfhorn Smith John ' Donifthorpe Thorpe Rev. Robert Buxton Webfter John ' Wormhill White George Snitterton ...
... accuftomed INN, the WHITE-LION, fituate inthe Corn- Market in Derby. For Particulars enquire of Mr. DAWSON, upon the Premifesj or ofMr. FRANCIS DAWSON, of Kedlefton. To be SOLD by Private Central, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Whitwell, in the ...
... the Premifes. For Particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ARMSTRONG, Afhburn. DESERTED FROM Captain BROMLEY's INDEPENDENT COM- PANY, GEORGE FORD. About 5 Feet 5 In- ches high, and 16 Years of Age ; freih Complexion, and brown Hair; is a Native of Berwick. WILLIAM ...
... humble Servants, SAMUEL GLANVILLE, An^cl, Sheffield. JOHN SAXTON, Caftle, Chefterfield. JONATHAN KENDALL, Peacock. GEORGE BALDWIN, George, Burton. THOMAS BUTLER, Cecrge, Litchfield. JOHN THOMAS. Hen and Chickens, Birmingham Derby Ihire, ? At the General ...